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With the help of our international travel community, we’ve produced restaurant guides covering a variety of places, cuisines, and price ranges.

Below, you’ll find info on the best taco in Madrid, how to eat around the world in Montreal, a modern take on classic Irish tea in Dublin, and the strangest theme restaurants in Tokyo.

You can also check out the favorite worldwide restaurants of all of us on the Matador team.

Everything was fried separately before assembly; be prepared to feel incapacitated.
Brunch places suitable for taking your at-least-somewhat-unique mom to this Mother's Day.
Getting late-night poutine is a bit of a tradition in Montreal.
Soak up that last shot of whiskey you probably shouldn’t have taken.
It was like a five-star version of every Sunday dinner I’ve ever had.
Middle ground between the roadside chop bars and upscale cop-outs
When I take someone out on a date, I wine and dine them good.
Breakfast and brunch options near the Olympic games.
You can be pretty broke in Philadelphia and still eat well.
In a battle between a diet and Portland's food trucks, the trucks win.
Happiness can be found in greasy foods.
How lovely to have fatty food arrive in an athletic stance!
If you do only one great thing with your time in Amsterdam: let it be this.
Kalbi tacos, bacon jam, and pulled pork with a little “hurt.”
Get off the bridge, take a left, and get ready to eat.
Goat cheese pizza and youth-sucking voodoo in a swanky Tucson gastro-pub.
Cure your cravings for Spätzle, Wienerschnitzel, and Salzburger Nockerl.
Trying mussels for the first time at the famous Chez Léon in Brussels.
It’s simple. Yet, if you do it wrong, you can be kicked to the end of the line.
I seriously considered the Hot Mess (don’t we all, at some point or another).
The kid is a wannabe-foodie, looking to go for shock value.